#SundayGunday: Rossi USA RM64

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posted on August 3, 2025
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On this week's #SundayGunday, we’re checking out the RM64 revolver from Rossi USA. Chambered in hard hitting .357 Magnum, this is the perfect backcountry defense gun for hunters in bear country, and could even serve as a primary for handgun hunters in the thick eastern deerwoods. This is down also to Rossi’s choice of barrel length for this particular six-shooter. Four inches is the sweet spot for portability in the field, without sacrificing so much barrel length that accuracy and energy start to take too large a hit.

On top of the barrel, a removable serrated blade front sight pair with a full adjustable rear, making point of aim completely tunable for utmost accuracy. The barrel sports six-groove rifling and a 1:16.5-inch right-hand twist rate to stabilize bullets. The medium-sized frame is crafted from carbon steel, as is its cylinder and barrel. All are finished in satin black, and only one cylinder is included with the firearm.

Rossi RM64 on white

The revolver is DA/SA, offering shooters the choice between instant readiness with a longer trigger pull, and a short, light pull for more measured shooting. A hammer block safety prohibits unintended discharges. Moving downward, a thumb lever swings the cylinder free for fast and easy reloads, aided by a palm-able ejector rod. Finally, a thick rubber grip deadens the shock of recoil.

For more information on this fun, smoother shooting six-gun, which retails for $648.99, visit rossiusa.com; as always, to see more #SundayGunday, check out our playlist on YouTube, where all previous episodes are archived; and most importantly, to help defend your Second Amendment rights and keep the woods and fields open for hunting, visit nra.org and sign up for a membership today.

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